Terri Wood is a top-rated trial attorney with 30 years experience exclusively in criminal defense. The firm specializes in defending persons accused of major felonies in the state and federal courts, including federal drug trafficking and conspiracies, white collar crimes, federal firearms offenses, bank robberies, drug possession, delivery and manufacturing, sex crimes, child pornography, Measure 11 assaults and kidnapping, domestic violence, and vehicular homicide. Attorney Terri Wood has represented clients in courts throughout Oregon, including Eugene, Springfield, Albany, Corvallis, Salem, Portland, Bend, Medford, Grants Pass and Florence. The firm contracts with private investigators and forensic experts to vigorously challenge the prosecution's case. Attorney Terri Wood has won "Not Guilty" jury verdicts in murder, child sex abuse, and other hard-to-defend cases. Her legal abilities have earned the highest peer-reviewed rating of "AV" in Martindale-Hubble, as well as recognition in The Best Lawyers In America, Oregon's Super Lawyers, and The National Trial Lawyers "Top 100" trial attorneys in Oregon. The firm provides the highest quality legal services at competitive rates. Flexible office hours, including evening appointments, and a court-certified Spanish interpreter, are available. SE HABLA ESPANOL, INTERPRETES DISPONIBLES.
Oregon Super Lawyers 2011
Oregon Super Lawyers 2010
Oregon Super Lawyers 2009
Oregon Super Lawyers 2008
Oregon Super Lawyers 2007
Oregon Super Lawyers 2006
Admitted: 1988, Oregon
Professional Webpage: www.terriwoodlawoffice.com/profile.html
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"Do You Hear What I Hear? Defense Strategies to Counter Kentucky v. King and Probable Cause Based on Subjective Sensory Perceptions, published in "Inside the Minds: Defense Strategies For Drug Crimes."

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